Originally posted at 8.49 EST. Scroll down for the latest updates, in rough chronological order:
Will Scotland be the next country to join this list? http://t.co/9EmPmffRsw pic.twitter.com/QZuEhTkfJ3
— GlobalPost (@GlobalPost) September 18, 2014
Looking like turnout will end up around 87%. Yes would want that way higher ideally. #indyref
— Ben Riley-Smith (@benrileysmith) September 19, 2014
CNN reports that 110% of Scots definitely have an opinion on independence. pic.twitter.com/T0Vh9VVZUF
— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) September 18, 2014
Looks like turnout could be reaching North Korean proportions. I can see why Kim Jong-un was intrigued. #indyref
— Armando Iannucci (@Aiannucci) September 18, 2014
Scottish turnout super high in part because *every vote counts equally*. Reason #625 to dump Electoral College in US.
— James Fallows (@JamesFallows) September 19, 2014
Better Together sources sounding confident, saying they’re certain they’ve got their vote out in droves. #indyref #Scotland
— James Cook (@BBCJamesCook) September 18, 2014
Loch ‘Yes’ Monster among those flocking to polling stations across the Lothians for #indyref http://t.co/Frq9VbCmmT pic.twitter.com/W1Xn8jDbsS
— Evening News (@edinburghpaper) September 18, 2014
Never thought I’d say this but a turnout of 75% in Glasgow is very disappointing. #indyref
— Stephen Daisley (@JournoStephen) September 19, 2014
Yes sources say data suggest Glasgow could be 54% yes, 46% no. Mood quite flat in the Yes camp though. #indyref #Scotland
— James Cook (@BBCJamesCook) September 18, 2014
Yes or No. Both bad options. #indyref pic.twitter.com/moRbXiGyoB
— dominic rushe (@dominicru) September 18, 2014
RESULT: Clackmannanshire. Yes: 16350 No: 19036 #indyref
— BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) September 19, 2014
Ooft. Clackmannanshire was one of the Yes campaign’s bankers. Devastating. Bad omen for Yes. #indyref #indyts
— Kenny Farquharson (@KennyFarq) September 19, 2014
Alan’s drinking buddy, Frank, in the Green Tavern on first #indyref result http://t.co/4vWSXHJa5t
— Josh Halliday (@JoshHalliday) September 19, 2014
Can’t help noticing that NO campaigners smiling whilst YES campaigners refusing to speculate before votes counted
— Nick Robinson (@bbcnickrobinson) September 19, 2014
An experienced number cruncher tells me that No will win by more than 8 points. Looking like Better Together’s confidence was justified
— James Forsyth (@JGForsyth) September 19, 2014
@alexmassie lets not count our chickens just yet but…what the hell…wahey 😀 #VoteNo
— Scott Campbell (@gr3mlyn) September 19, 2014
@JustinWolfers betfair? people are actually gambling their money on the future of their nation? oh geez.. #indyref #scotland
— Matthew P (@matthewpa_to) September 19, 2014
£17.4m staked on Betfair over #indyref, making this the biggest political event the bookies have ever seen
— Martyn McLaughlin (@MartynMcL) September 19, 2014
And a sassy lion! RT @ezraklein: Scotland’s national animal is literally the unicorn: http://t.co/FQggZLQC1I pic.twitter.com/y6XW5v8gcb
— Joey Marburger (@josephjames) September 19, 2014
A firm NO vote for Orkney. #indyref 67% voter NO turnout is 83.7%
— LisaSummers (@BBCLisaSummers) September 19, 2014
Senior @UK_Together source has told me “this is not over yet…we are doing badly in Glasgow” #indyref #indyts
— David Maddox (@DavidPBMaddox) September 19, 2014
One in every four people in Glasgow couldn’t care less who governs them, from where, and to what effect. It totally eludes me. #indyref
— Stephen Daisley (@JournoStephen) September 19, 2014
Scotland #IndyRef – with 2/32 councils (1.3% of eligible voters) it’s: Yes 42.2% No 57.8% Turnout: 87.1% pic.twitter.com/faMFcx100W
— Guardian news (@guardiannews) September 19, 2014
Current Scotland odds from @PredictWise: 98.9% no, 1.1% yes. (Was ~80% no and ~20% yes in recent days.) http://t.co/YU3IcIuXFg
— David Leonhardt (@DLeonhardt) September 19, 2014
Western Isles is going to be a No majority
— Torcuil Crichton (@Torcuil) September 19, 2014
Shetland votes No, 36% yes
— Torcuil Crichton (@Torcuil) September 19, 2014
HANGOVER: These are the scenes of drunken disappointment in Edinburgh tonight http://t.co/8L8FuJm6fm pic.twitter.com/xoxxBXAnX0
— BI: Politics (@bi_politics) September 19, 2014
BBC reporting that Buckingham Palace believes the No side has won in #indyref, planning to make a statement tomorrow based on that.”
— Joy Malbon (@JoyCTV) September 19, 2014
Preparing for the world to laugh at us for sticking with Westminster’s pseudo-democracy, austerity, racism, and all the rest. Briefly.
— James Mackenzie (@mrjamesmack) September 19, 2014
How did Ewan McGregor vote today, and did he do his “Colonized by wankers speech” whilst? https://t.co/YdN9tuH9eO
— Jeremy Teigen (@ProfTeigen) September 19, 2014
#Goodnight zzzz “@rosschawkins: BBC reporter at W Lothian says SNP think No wins there 53/47 – no official result”
— Bahman Kalbasi (@BahmanKalbasi) September 19, 2014
If you’re beginning to feel sleepy, stay tuned: we’re expecting Glasgow’s declaration within the hour. http://t.co/7jr2YirOaL #indyref
— BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) September 19, 2014
Some context – just 2.3% declared in #IndyRef: yes would need just 50.2% of the remaining votes to turn it around. Still early.
— Alberto Nardelli (@AlbertoNardelli) September 19, 2014
Mournful-looking Salmond at Aberdeen airport. (Via @Daily_Record). pic.twitter.com/bH8elc2FXm
— George Eaton (@georgeeaton) September 19, 2014
A huge shot in the arm for the Yes campaign in Dundee, with a 57% to 43% win #indyref
— Martyn McLaughlin (@MartynMcL) September 19, 2014
Scotland’s #indyref totals after 17 of 32 declarations: Yes 521,441 (43.8%) No 670,354 (56.2%) http://t.co/sIksviDzri
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 19, 2014
Not ready to call #IndyRef until Karl Rove talks to the GOP chairman in Glasgow.
— daveweigel (@daveweigel) September 19, 2014
Glasgow votes a massive yes to independence –
— Tim Reid (@TimReidBBC) September 19, 2014
Scotland’s #indyref totals after 23 of 32 declarations: Yes 1,055,716 (45.7%) No 1,256,372 (54.3%) http://t.co/sIksviDzri
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 19, 2014
It’s over. Sky have called it. No to independence
— Nico Hines (@NicoHines) September 19, 2014
The Dish 